[scania]

From what I understand there's a hell a lot more going into Ca. than going out.

[Orangetxguy]

Originally Posted by scania

From what I understand there's a hell a lot more going into Ca. than going out.

Don't know where you heard that, but it is wrong. The Port of Los Angeles/LongBeach is the largest container port in the country, if not the world. Californa ships fruit, beef, poultry, dairy products, steel products, petroleum products, wood products and imported goods, nationwide, every day.

[scania]

Ok,my bad than.
Well what does y'all comanies say about these no idling laws in Ca.?
They just tell to deal with it or what?

[Flashmann]

Originally Posted by scania

Ok,my bad than.
Well what does y'all comanies say about these no idling laws in Ca.?
They just tell to deal with it or what?

Lots of glass stuff too....

[Uturn2001]

Originally Posted by Orangetxguy

Don't know where you heard that, but it is wrong. The Port of Los Angeles/LongBeach is the largest container port in the country, if not the world. Californa ships fruit, beef, poultry, dairy products, steel products, petroleum products, wood products and imported goods, nationwide, every day.

That is if you are into hauling containers. If you are talking about your basic van or flatbed stuff then the above is pretty much true. Reefers usually do well getting loads out however because of the big time agricultural base in CA.

[Uturn2001]

Originally Posted by scania

Ok,my bad than.
Well what does y'all comanies say about these no idling laws in Ca.?
They just tell to deal with it or what?

That has pretty much been the attitude of companies in regards to any state or area with no idling laws.

[Mattangcobra]

No company is gonna turn down a CA load, Because they are sleeping in the own bed at night with central heat and air.